Exam 9: Magazines in the Age of Specialization

What are some of the advantages that online versions of magazines have over print versions?

Zines are usually noncommercial, small-circulation magazine projects self-published by individuals.

______________________ typically publish human-interest stories, celebrity gossip, and crime stories that push the limits of decency and credibility.

Split-run editions are _____.

For many years Reader's Digest was the most popular magazine in the world.

Media baron Rupert Murdoch bought TV Guide in 1988 because _____.

In _____, unique versions of magazines can be sent to specific subscriber groups.

The bilingual magazine _____ is the most successful English-language publication for Hispanic women.

_____ investigated Chicago's meatpacking industry in The Jungle.

Why is the muckraking spirit-so important at the turn of the twentieth century in popular magazines-generally missing from magazines today?

What role did magazines play in social reform in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries?

____ pioneered the national political magazine format.

The top children's magazine in 2014 was _____.

By 2015, digital distribution accounted for about 60 percent of the magazine audience.

One of the reasons for TV Guide's popularity was that _____.

A magazine's rate card lists _____.

Which of the following statements about Linux software is true?

Large companies are increasingly beginning to dominate the magazine business.

Early European magazines were oriented toward _____.

To create new interest in the magazine, Playboy announced it would no longer publish nude photos beginning in 2016.